Dragonmeet

Well done to the organisers and if felt a change in the atmosphere ,
more fromal and less frre and easy is that just me getting old LOL?
On Sun, 3 Dec 2006 11:23:30 +0000, Robin Low
<robin RemoveThis @celephais.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>In message <t3c5n2lqropdbgdh4jqevbkpd31rfpb3in RemoveThis @4ax.com>, Phil Masters
><phil RemoveThis @philm.demon.co.uk> writes
>>Congrats to Angus for Dragonmeet, by the way. 'Twas fun for me
>>
>I arrived at the train station to discover that buses had been laid on
>for the first part of the journey to London. After checking the price
>and extra time of the round trip I dithered but finally decided not to
>go.
>
>I'm very, very disappointed, especially after telling so many friends
>I'd be there. I've been going for the last three years, and it's become
>an annual event I look forward to.
>
>Regards
>
>Robin

Quoting Phil Masters <phil RemoveThis @philm.demon.co.uk>:
>Congrats to Angus for Dragonmeet, by the way. 'Twas fun for me

I picked up some good stuff, but the panel programme was rather thin and
kept mysterious - not good for planning the afternoon. Good to catch up
with people, though.
--
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> I picked up some good stuff, but the panel programme was rather thin and
> kept mysterious - not good for planning the afternoon. Good to catch up
> with people, though.

The panel programme was the weakest point of the show this year for me.

Part of that was down to slow communication channels between
persepctive panel members and part down to my own lack of time to chase
that aspect up and get it organised this year as Dragonmeet was pretty
much just organised by Chris Hartford and myself this year since
August.

We now have a full 12 months to plan and organise the next event and
are planning on making it something special.

Best wishes,

Angus

In message <1165461192.032588.53520 RemoveThis @l12g2000cwl.googlegroups.com>,
angus RemoveThis @cubicle7.freeserve.co.uk writes
>> I picked up some good stuff, but the panel programme was rather thin and
>> kept mysterious - not good for planning the afternoon. Good to catch up
>> with people, though.
>
>The panel programme was the weakest point of the show this year for me.
>
>Part of that was down to slow communication channels between
>persepctive panel members and part down to my own lack of time to chase
>that aspect up and get it organised this year as Dragonmeet was pretty
>much just organised by Chris Hartford and myself this year since
>August.
>
>We now have a full 12 months to plan and organise the next event and
>are planning on making it something special.
>

Forgot to add my own thanks - had a great time, apart from the sore
throat I bought with me at the start of the day, raised a few bob for
charity and enjoyed my games immensely. Looking forward to next year.
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